These have definitely been my best deals over the past month. It's hard to see everything...but if you notice, there are quite a few items. Several boxes of medicine, Voila Meals, ground beef, vitamins, Pillsbury Toaster Strudels, Ritz Crackers, Chex Mix, sugar, coffee, etc. All for $18.95 plus tax! My mouth hit the floor too! Anyway, this month's grocery donations will go to the Lawrenceville Co-op.
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Heather, this is so great! If you ever have coupons you don't use, adam's aunt runs a coupon ministry for the SEgwinnett co-op... I can get them to her :) awesome deals, girl! So impressed :)
ReplyDeleteI am new at this how did you do that .
ReplyDeleteGmamma10..it's all about learning how to wait on the deals and plan your menu and shopping lists according to whats on sale. I used to have the mentality to just go out and buy whatever and ended up spending close to $200 every time. When I started following "I Heart Publix" and "Southern Savers.." it taught me to go about grocery shopping in a completely different way. Publix has wonderful buy one, get one free deals. What took me a while to realize is that when something is buy one get one, you can actually use 2 coupons, not just one. Also, when Publix puts out their own store coupons, you can actually combine that with a manufacturers coupon for the SAME item. The easiest way to help you start is to tell you to begin a "Coupon Binder" with clear sleeves in it. Save EVERY coupon insert from your Sunday papers and label them according to what month and day they appeared in the paper. Then, when you get your Publix add..notice what is on sale and match them with the coupons you have saved. I will start posting exactly what I buy and the coupons used after this week. Since I just started, my blog looks a little rusty! I hope that helped a little!
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